
Oracle/Univa UD Private Cloud Solution at DAC 2009
Oracle will join Univa UD in booth #610 at this year's Design Automation Conference (DAC) in
San Francisco July 26-31. The 'Private HPC Cloud' solution featured in the Univa-Oracle booth
includes Oracle Enterprise Linux, Oracle VM, and Univa's innovative systems management tool.
This solution closes the loop between job placement, provisioning and policy management—
substantially increasing the flexibility of large throughput computing environments. Be sure to stop

Univa - At the recent Sun HPC Consortium @ ISC in Germany
The following is a quick picture of the event.
Univa was highlighted in the Sun Grid Engine 6.2 update 3 release.

UniCluster
Express includes software components produced by Univa UD and a number
of other third parties. The list of components and their associated
licenses is provided below, for informational purposes.

Sun, eXludus, and Univa UD to Host Cluster Migration Workshop during DAC'09
Lisle, IL, July 8, 2009
— A team of industry leaders in EDA and high performance computing
(HPC) in the cloud will be hosting a free workshop in San Francisco, CA
coincident with the Design Automation Conference to provide expert
training and best practices for users of HPC clusters. Experts from Sun
Microsystems, eXludus and Univa UD will lead the lunchtime session,
which takes place on July 27th from 12pm to 2pm.

Austin TX, July 6, 2009 — Univa UD, a leading
provider of software solutions for enabling dynamic IT environments,
announced today that Corus Automotive has chosen Univa to provide them
with a solution for private cloud enablement of high-performance
computing (HPC) applications.

For those who don't already know, distributed.net achieved another significant milestone last weekend by completing the OGR-25 project. Over the ~8 years of the project, we've had the computers of nearly 125,000 people contribute (and many people have more than one computer participating).

Hi All,
So synergy does not seem to work to well in Fedora 9 for some reason. I found a patch that is supposed to correct an issue similar to what I'm seeing so I figured I'd recompile the source and see if it worked any better.

Well if you haven't already checked it out please go ahead and have a look on http://groups.grid.org/content/unicluster for the UniCluster 4.0 Test Drive.
UniCluster 4.0 is a big change from our previous releases of UniCluster. We went back to the drawing board and 'put our heads together' to figure out 'what is needed for a medium sized HPC cluster?'. UniCluster 4.0 creates the whole cluster all you need is the hardware and CentOS 5 or Oracle Enterprise Linux (the software works on RHEL as well but we didn't focus on that for the Test Drive.)
4.0 is out and available for download. It is a "preview" release. "preview" meaning "beta". It has a ton of additional features that UniCluster 3.2 did not. Specifically, a provisioning system, build-in MPI/SGE tight integration support, IPMI, Cacti, Xen and more.
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